Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-05-11

At a accent gathering of the officials
ard pupils OF the Baptist Sunday school
the accomplished organist of the organi-
cation, Miss May Horton, was very
agreeably surprised by the presentation
OF $35 in gold, token of the respect in
which she is held by the members of the
congregation. This was a most graceful
action on tie part of the Pensioners.
J. B. Walden was up from Salt Lake
City, yesterday, taking in the sights and
talking up his saltpeter mine in "Dixie. 4"
This is said to be an immense piece of
property.
Our esteemed felow-citizen, ]. S.
Lewis, the first bona tfde candidate for
the city mayoralty on the Liberal ticket,
has returned from a months outing in
the woods and wilds of the Wood River
country. He is largely interested in the
Idahoan mine, one of the best properties
up there. He found it in prosperous
condition, which gratifying realization
enabled him to return to Ogden with
additionally improved health.
Mark Kuhn has Just started out on the
road again III the interests OF the whole
sale liquor and grocery firm of F. j..
Kesel d 20.
Walter Holbrook was in town yester-
day. 1t is remembered that the gentle
man has been under cloud of criminal
charge, which he feels confident to be
able to disprove.
Judge H. p Henderson presided in
the First District Court again yesterday 4,
having returned from Salt Lake City.
William Willes has just entered the
employ Of VIM. Driver & Son. He is
now getting into the miracles of the
business. after which he will go out on
the road for the firm.
Albert Fisher, the Salt Lake brewer.
was in town yesterday.
There was dust and gust and disgust
in this city yesterday forenoon, which
caused your correspondent to lose all
imaginative inventiyeness,
On Sunday last the quiet family man.
SIGN of Mr.. Kuechler, who keeps a cigar
stand or lower Fifth street, was gleefully
enivened by the birthday celebration Of
Mrs. Buchmiller, vino on that day filed
the forty-second year of her travel
through life Her elder sons, Theodore
anu huuOlDlif hCAG BlSoClAA OAA wiz SAJSJ
able occasion.
A little girl of Mr.. Williams, at Harris
vile, about four months old, was yester-
day amputated of hare lip by DR.. John
Driver, assisted by DR.. ]. ii. Allen and
John j. Fry.
The looks of the Hunsacker boys,
while occupying black suits and prison.
- ~ nicfr inf flO1trf Ot
character which would not fail to make
telling impression upon any sensible
Juror who ever saw a human face long
enough to know whetheror not there had
been a guilty expression OF villalnous
conspiracy stamped upon it.
A petition has been passing all around
town among the loyal citizens, being
largely and enthusiastically signed by
American people, purporting the support
an invitation extended by the Woman's
Relief Corps to Miss Kate Field, the
doughty advocate of American homes,
schools and civilization in Utah. The
lecture of Miss Field is expected to take
place next week.
Orson Riser's place has now been fully
fixed up aud makes a very presentable
appearance.
The Court room is making a much
more imposing appearance than ever be-
fore.
An illustration OF the liquor legislation
has recently been furnished in this city.
In June, 1881, a carload of whisky was
made in the Sixth District OF Ken
lucky for F. j. Kiesel & Co.. it was ship
ped to Bremen on August p, 1884. On
April 10, 1887, it was reimported to New
York and reached here in Ogden, on May
9th.
Deputy Marshal Exum, as witness in